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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
HE FIRED TO ATTRACT WITNESSES.

STORIES TOLD IN COURT ABOUT MRS. o'sULLIvAN
AND YOUNG LArTO.
In the Brooklyn Court Of Sessions yesterday Jeremiah
Osuvan, retired druggist, trial for assault in
the second degree, in attempting TO shoot his wife In
dentists office, at No. 1883 Futon-st, November IL.
1886 He had separated from her and was paying
her $500 a year alimony. He found her and Horace
atto the dentists assistant in the Office having fol-
lowed her thhe and fired two shots at them neither
OF which took effect.
Mrs. O'sullivan the first witness. sho
was married In December, 1885, but never
lived with her husband and secured limited divorce In
June, 1856 On November III she went To keep an APP
ponmcn at the dentists office ami found only the as.
sistant there While waiting for the dentist, her husband
burst into the room, and, crying Now I've caught you
fired shot al her and a lato. she had only been
IN the about hive minutes.
Horace Iatto corrubOrated her testimony and
denied that any intimacy existed between
them. In regard to the alleged confess
confessed al thing get out OF the plight he WAS in
For the defence DR. John l.. Heyen the druggist who
rented O'suuyans store, testified that be heard the
shouts and rushed upstairs aud found Mrs OSullVan
walking the floor aud crying. and alto with his clothing
In disorder and Osullivan graspng portion OF IT, latto
said tn Osullvan: Haven't you got enough You've
caught us square now
his wife and Latto and lie followed her 10 the
dentists office. which the drug store. lie took
OF his shoes aud went the back stairs and found them
In a compromising situation. He fired the shots tn at
tract Witnessed II he had wanted 10 Kill any one he
could easily have done II.
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ClI.E<nAKi To-Day.

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COURT OF UYPR md fERMyER- Before Barrett j. and
District Attorney Maruue.- No day calend 7.
COURT GENERAL sEssloNs-PAhr i-Before Judge Cow.
ing and Assistant District Attorney FeilowsNos = T.
1850 10 II. H. Pleading a. TO- ~, Ia IL ~
Gaersseye aud Assisant District Attorney Fitzgerald
NoA ]. =, $, 4. e.Ie9.
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A BIG SCHOOL TO BE CLOSED TODAY

DANGEROUS STATE OF HEATING ARRANGEMENTS-
THREE COMMISSIONERS CAUSE DELAY.
Commissioner Gallawsy At The meeting OF the Board
Of Education yesterday asked :Or immediate consiera
ton the contrao, for masiug ad iitons and putting
new boiler Grammar schcol NO at Grove and Hud-
sou sta Ono boiler. said being used TO heat
tho scnOOl 1t Is small and It's capacity Is put to
that 1t Is to continue to heat tue
building auy longer by it. The Immediate consideration
OF tho subject objected to by commissioners selig
man, OBrien and ScnmitL Mr.. S.ligmau said tUat he
thought md 1t for II sOO and
old that work osud be done for $4,000; he
did not tuiuk tnere auy i'm uinenl danger.
Mr.. Gallaw Id tnat unless action was taken at
ODce the trustes OF tie Mint Ward would refuse to
take tho responsibility OF keeping the school oven any
longer, bat Womb clos, Il tnis morning The three Com
pi-siOI ers used withdraw thtir objections aud
President SimuoDs aii that, although the matter
Mr. Gallaw stated aftr the ing that he consi-
cred tho boiler dangerous, and that Tho jaOr Of tue
school bxd ~ u the rDgiGeroom TO watch the fire.
The SUI Of School Builugs, Mr. DenevOe,
building and di think that the Insl ector Of
Bull would permit II lie occupied any longer In
bsraly the action OF the Commissioners whose obJec
tious defer ed tu~ work. lie hi 4:
Dunng this the boiler has beeu put To ts fuli
tst bern barey sufficient TO tave inc cbH IRON
No. is OF The larHes SCHOOLS III Tue cry
the trustees will not taxi any further responsibility
lhesb nlen "nO objected 10 tue work Know hOtDlnS
the Duildng OF IL VIII cost more 10 make
the repairs Than Ia Tue trustees Will close
tue school la tue iDOrnibg."
Mr. principal Of the school SAID that the con
dIoL the buiJns such tbat delay involved sfeat
respuus lty More thau 1000 iIs attend Tho school
The counsel the board al Education sent word 10 tie
Roar that he Thought the salaries or teachers coud De
rsiuced wit vious notes.
Mrs. Aguew AID MISS Dodge took no part In tho dis
cushions Of the Board, but they voted.
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on TRIAL FOR KIDNAPPING 4 WOMiN.

THE NEFARIoUs TRADE THAT DE LEON Is CHARGED
WITH CARRYING on.
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald called for trial
yesterday before Judge Glderslceve in the Court Of
General the who under the OF " Pro-
lessor" John De Leon st. Leon. has carried busi
In East Fourthst astrooSor and who Is said
To have made practice of sending women 10 Aspinwal
and Panama for immoral purposes The indictment on
which he called for trial charged him with Kidnapping
Mrs. Sarah Bowss by enticng her 10 leave the country
Testimony for the prosecution was given yestrr-
day The news aper reporter who under the
with DE Leon. testified that the &" Professor" said
thar he had sent forty girls Tar Panama within
months and that Of them returned their haD
it's OF lie and the climate killed them all
Mrs BOwcs testified that she twenty three years
old, and had two children. Her husband. who
IOyed III the Fire Department., ran away with another
woman and young wosIan persuaded ncr TO 20 10 an
che had employment and offered md situa
ton DE Leon spoke TO her about going 10 Panama a.
companion to married woman TO her chilrcn
She refused at rst few weeks later she went back
TO DE Leon, who promised her situation
In Panama domestic servant. He gave her sealed
Aspinwa. The letter, which Was opened by passengers
the VINO had become interested In Mrs. loves
says in part:
will try get person by steamer City OF
Para The parties that intend 10 send
this terribly bal weather. The will bring
them The hrst send not sample of what Will fol-
low bnt STILL think Will be great help 10 she Ii
submissive and willing person and quite ~
Mrs. Bowes was warned that the woman kept house
OF lad reputation and sue returned To this city by tho
next steamer She Is now sfcwaricss one OF the
Aspinwall steamers The trial was not ended
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THE Sun SHINING on 4 SHIP or ICE.

Tho steamer city OF Puebla. from Havana and Mexico
presented beautiful picture yesterday she steamed
up tho Bay before the sun WAS hidden by the
snow clouds. sac looked like ship Of
,iyer, her hull from the water limo teing coated
with ice from TO stern. and the deck cabins were
ais, clio he'd win IN fact she rcsemo,d shlp MAIDS
OF tee ami tho sninng Upon IL reGrrted u pecul
bIhliancy The hravy with which she had battled
cslcd heavy spray winch iroze most as soon as IL
surfscr. The vessel had pleasant weather from
tue lime of leaving Havana uht! on Iale Lookout; with
. strong sonthwe,t wihd. On MONDAY night about
colock the vessel having sails set IL steady uer and with
Nate BuIey In charge OF the deck, terrific northwest
SUI II btOkr upon tho vessel without the asst warming,
tnkIng the sails nuaek. Al iho same time there was
beard ra-hns OF spars aud tearing OF canvas.
The fore AMI oreto II were snapped Ia two AMI
the sails In ribbons and blown clear from the
yards The vessel also heel.d well under tho force
of wind, and for til time thrre WAS considerable
commoiion. Captain D,,k-n, wro IN the chart
getns ont dccs ana lax ng charge. From tbs time
his voice heart giving comm ,Dis confidence In tbs
safety OF the vessel restored but the hurricane and
peatnous tried orthnrss as few vrs-
sels have teset Tho wrecked rpars we're soon
red from the rigging got deck. the ship caIno
Keel gain, but sho .ino thu rest or the
way SANDY Hook In til. tretn ~ "a Wild gale which
folowed the sIua; aud when sne arrived her decks,
dockouses Rigging and hull were covered thicky with
iaA
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BROOKLYN.

second OF under tho ,n.nce.
Of tho sunnn o the Packer Institute viii held In stnr
heal II II next Monday nilht. Ia MayOr viii be the
lecturer and MasngtOn viii be- tue subject ~ his address,
The twenty mn anniversary OF the Of The 2yd
Regiment VIII he o,le red by ball al
AGA envy Of Muse this mug.
Marvin Berg. the station agent AT Winfield L. L. who was
taken 10 Catharlnrs Hospital supposed
from hydrophoba doi yesterday. The hospital ply
that IA; not suffering from hydrop0bi from
acute menngit-
Mamie Youngblood two OF No Iorimer died YES
terday from burns caused by Hcadnr b. her and
her brother hye Tuesday while they yoru lei
alone dDt by tnrir n0tIcr
August BrOoman forty. and homeless wa. frozen 10
death yesterday morning In lumber yard Fatbush and
Marcy
EIMayor Low who started the project soldiers onn
msnt desires 10 confer with the new committee Aldermen
appointed TO consider the matter. MEIow securol s1 sub
piions of XlO.OO ca' before lac
ton that the monument shall not cost lcsa 800 900
The public exercises OF tho installation OF officers OF
". =. Grant POST No. 321. a. In
of Music on MONDAY evening Genera W. r. Sherman IA
10 speak.
Thomas d. Murphy principal OF intermediate School No
80 has becn appointed principal OF Grammar School
succeed the late q afes \ Mclaughlin.
The twebty-biri annvcr@ary the Young Men, Cr,sn
Association viii be- held TINS Dr. of
York speak Moral risks and Insurance against
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SEEING MGR4TH, THEIR HERO. TRIED.

Sests in Judge Cowings Courtroom yesterday and lis
tened the testimony against him his trial for killing
John McKeaguey. 1uey seemed TO ,elons to tue
e.s thai gathered about MeClon Oele and other young
touyas" considerable proportion OF inem were IN
O <'rey'H lauor store wHeD the quarrel between Nc
Gsu and McKeaeney euded In the latter de"th
bassn They plainly lookoi upon McGrath as HERO
william A Acker and William v. Diez. who were iu
tho liquor the nigh OF October 25 descrp
ton' Of tho quarrel "hrh rssenbiei those given by
ether witnesses on the previous day.
Andrew J. Kenney. the bartender. gave n more Do
tailed account. lie said tn McKeagney was quiet but
that McGrath drunk. Mcirath swoTe at Mckcsgney
several and ~heb MoKeaxney threw out A hands
10 strk Mcrath the Latter hit him two hard blows.
In sit. AMI the the lower jaw. Mckeagney
Was knocked down and dioi.
The trial will continue today,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
NEW.LERSEY TOYING

RAHwAY-Tbe investigation Of Mayor Dalv,s ,oon,.,,
against the la roo OF Michael Whaen, a bromnen, R
cratic 20 itlcisn, which has prourss. ~ pono
License Committee OF the Common Counc two ngns IN, ,ns
week. closed Tuesday uiRnt The Ma ar .u,s
generally conceded 10 nave established and i.
for refusal by the touncii Ia renew crps i
Council has DeDo' ratio majority whit alreav pu ,'o
endangered by the prospects OF defeat In certain VAR.
spring amt they cannot afford 10 offend Whran ' hoAs
PIAISF1ELD.-Prtrr j. Hcllitz known az Charles e.,.
been he'd by Jnstc" Mas In 500 bali 10 the nn y,
the Grand Jury clarYo q: bgauy preferred Ly OF
John H. Gale ON Monday schliiz infurr,eI sup
Gable. widow with whom he has been living Tor
years that he had lhs sepsons
eta Langenbann In NewIork January y NJ LIEUT. n
she claims To be- Mrs schtz disceuted his 49,,
convince her scliz took the widow to her anu anu
where WHO no wis staying and showed her the
certificate. which signed 10y the Hey Charles pa.laso
No Jl2 East sixth ST., New York. Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

Little Bernardo Iatores horrible death by sppne on the
r,.vated Railroad station and being run over at Eghy
n,nhsr and Thirdavc December 80 was again invcsu
rated by coroners jury yesterday hnmoeI ,e,on
the condition of the noor OF the STATION
when the ascertain whether OF not II
landed Rugges Tram. fireman Of the tram was unaoe
e. saw whether not the platform was san ed on th
~ the accIent had showing short time DeIore he
occ,dcnt DR. Matthew Field the surgeon OF the road re-
ferred 10 Coroner Messemers repeated inquiry II me pat
,orm sanled Honors stereotyped question: az
whch the Coroner ell much vexation:
Won are here through c0urfcsv sam no. ana you
nnst shut up your heal I'll not be insucd by Won mere OF
Tho doctor began to rposn ave wnr o toro
to elected II he did not Keep quiet
seresna aore sister Of tho dead girl said that Benara
ahmed on the with which the plaOr was covered
There was sand the floor She was looking 10 sec tho
train coming when she fell
The nry In their verct that tho girls death was
dine 10 The the company in not taking precau
tons the safety VI the passengers.
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THE COURT OF APPEAL9

ALnAxr Jan In the Court Of Appeals today the FOL
low pg business transacted.
No uCh. administration pondent the
Nsw.York Lake Ere and Western Railroad Company APP.
pellant Argued
NO spence and Others. administrators ap.
pelant Oyer STRAIT executor respondent Judgment
anlfmrl with costs
~" 57-Magarrt Kearney. atministntrS. respondent,
george 1humlso and Others. appellants Arguei
IUi-John kutz. administrators, appellant, agt the
CITY Tro, respondent Argued
IG4-Patrick INFANT appellant the prrsi-
dent Delaware aud hudson Caual Company respondent
Arguodi
20 7l-heury iIavcmoyer and others. administrators
appeaut George QulDard and others executor
,pond,nt- No one appearing the appeal dismissed
without costs undcr RUE ANl.
The Court OF Appeals day calendar for January 20 Ia as
follows
Not. 1920 l2i, 1875 3i3 40 l72 49, ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

INSOLVENCY CASES ~ THE STOCK EXCHANGE
At special meeting Of the Governing Committee Of the
Stock Exchange yesterday the insolvency Of Tasker
II. Marvin and W. h Whitnorc were under discussion.
punishment imposed Mr.. Marvin. and when he
applies rcadnisson his will before the Com
mttee Admissions according u the usual custom. The
OF Mr.. WhitmOre, who formerly the board
Der OF the firm OF Powers WhtnIOrc, was postponed
after discussion TO the first regular meeting OF the
mttee In March
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THE COURTS.
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WILMINGTON Jan l9.-Thc following business was trans
acted IN tho supreme 81 tho Unite Stat,, today
rnri plaintiff In error. aEt tho ON Car
the tcu Court Of the
for tho Northern Distinct of Ohlo Dismissed
with costs
No iJs-Lucy Fletcher and others plaintiff IN error
Nathan Fuller. etc. Argum' nj bv Livingstone scott
defendant error. and concluded by
James Tlllngiast Tor pla ntin IN
No lsO-Ihe IL lena Bti lge Company appellant agt. T.
King CO. Argument begun by VI Morris for appellant
Th- de lined to hear further argumeni.
No. lao 1he Helena Bridge Company appellant agt T.
King co Appeal irUm the Circuit Court OF the United
Western District Of Decree affirmed
With costs.
No III The rarkus Water Motor Company. appellant.
Tuerk ana others ppeal from the circuit Court
oil the United states for the Northern District OF Illinois
DISMISSED with COSTS under Xih rule.
No AZ -Iano HERON othcrs plaintiff error.
Philip and others Argument begun by IL Allen Tor
plalntin IN
Adjourned until tomorrow a IL O'Clock.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY

Charity Ball. Metropolitan Opera House. evening.
viii before Surrogate Rollins.
Mr0rath murder trial. Court of General Sessions.
Annual con ventiOD ~ civil enginrera
Meeting OF Cotton III .haDge members
skating champi0nsh contests, Hackensack River.
Dedication OF Wilson Mission. Tompkns Square. p M
The Rev William NJ. Taylors lecture. Fourth Presbyte
rian Oh urch. IN. - -. -,
toD-st., r. 49,. 49,,
even
Temperance Society discussion parors Of Broad
Silver reception Regiment Academy of Music. Brook
Ign, evening. 49,, N
n m
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TO AMEND AN INSURANCE SYSTEM

when the Of Produce Exchange adopted the
insurance ratuy Fund in 1884, was provided
that upon tho death member each surviving member
.houd the benefciars OF the dead man
900 the first and the surplus to 20 Into
OF In would Increase each
wear the ninth when $4,000 woud be the
amount Maid The bencncares those dying the present
1000 matter whether ther have paid one or
three hundred -smcnts and this the Younger men b
tnny old get life Insurance cheap and that many
the Exchange for tins alone To relieve tbef
tho harshps OF sustaining an unequal ann unfair
death assessments amendments TO The by Ia VS.
have been submitted % oted January 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

THE ALLEGED STEALING OF WALL-ST NEWS
Dow. Jones Co., the Wall Street agency which
asserted Tuesday that its being stolen by Its
Interest rival Kiernans News Agency, yesterday laid
tho matter before the OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company The defence made by Kiernan's
agency that the had 10 1t in the regular
OF business FROM the Commercial News Depart
mont Of the telegraph company. Press Agent SOmervle
Who has charge OF the department. referred the subject
% DR. Green president OF the company, who ordered
rigid Investigation to be made. Officers OF the company
declined To anything until the result OF the nves
cation known but II learned tat the operator
Who received the said ~ have been stolen had
Aeen suspended pending the Investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRDcEroRTThe African lion Kennedy in p r. Bafnu'n
winter quarters WIN had bee suffering rom wac
Killed Yesterday with choroform In the presence Of hIeen
leading physicians DR.. kobert Hubbard MI
family phy scan having charge Of tue matter; Nlney
three grauates present ON Tuesday evening AZ e
reception President Owl hi given IN tns ely
Among them were tho Rev r. Holly q M, s,s cyS Or
" r. Beard,Iy ,37 D. F. HoIhsier. 81, and W. d. Bishop
~ Yesterday couple who last week celebrated thelr
golden wedding INDUCED tobogsan slide together Oh
Mr. grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
BOHU Nv A NEW GAGE.

Bohu, the rhinoceros removed by superintendent
Conkn yesterday from the cage in which he brought
to Central ark last month the cage in the Car
niyora Building: The occupies corner OF
the building and IL twenty feet Bohu had In
his old for nearly ten lie could round
In IT, but after walking two three steps forward he
backed down to the other end The rhnOceros improv
ny rapidly and weighs nearly 300 pounds than he
did when brought to New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

A TIOKETSELLER CHARGED WITH LARCENT.
John II. Walters Of No II st. Jamcsplace, Brooklyn,
arrancd before Police Justice Kenna In Brooklyn
yesterday upon charge Of grand Larceny. Last summer
he sold for COney Island the Long Island Rail
road at Franklin aud GatesfHyes IL Is said that he
failed to make returns for tickets soil amounting to
$l35 65. Auditor Farr Of the company tried several
tunes TO get him TO settle the affair but put IL or FL
naily he agreed to pay after New Years and when
he failed, tho warrant was secured for his arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
EARS MADE TO TIY0LE BY FOUL Talk.

Tho Excise Commissioners yesterday determined 10 revoke
license held by William Logan for tho liquor store at No.
81 connected the disoreTly known
the "Ga>s Barrel which raici bv the police re-
They that conclusion after listening TO the
policemen who hat visited tho place OBTAIN
raid. counsel obj etc 10
the testimony OF the officer that improper and talk were
In the the ground that the witnesses were
the determined 10
and directed the IoemeD repeat something OF
had heard little the testimony which followed
OF the Commissioners Jungle,
said heard thing 80 foul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20

AN AUTHORITY ON CANOEING IN TOWN.
George Baden-Powel, NJ r., who at the Clarendon
Hotel yesterday. Ia q typical Englshman Of medium
Aexht with fair hair. reddish mustache and with the
vellknt frame OF trained athlete. In the world OF
oauatic sports he Is well known OF the first
5surs who helped to develop the
fnR and the Baden-Powel model Is typical as the
S0scgrsgor" Mr. Badcn-P0well said yesterday that he
vas In this country flying trip only and xious-
looking for the Of the reassemblng OF
Parliament. which would cause his Immediate return.
Ho goes TO Washington to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
WESTCIIEsTER COUNTY

NEW. RoCHEiiR-Miss Carrie Clark, while eoa,,,r. A.,
Iccusave yesterday. lost control Of her sled winch sssn
Into a fence and broke 10th of her egs ~ "~'"e"
MOUNT vERSoN-Ths mercury was four deprcc. ho,.,r
zero on Tuesday night The Baptist cong epniior Sas
ave. for the new church building. "
SING sSe.Meouade yesterday was transferred to the
slrfnklng department OF the stale laundry having been
graduated from the shirt turning department Jancs n
Tresdwcu Two years began action against Usnrr j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
LONG ISLAND.

eOuTHorD-Worh been received OF the death IN HOB,
duras Genital America Of c. Preston Goldsmith Wnle on
coast which he and comfade wero was up
se and his friend Mr. Goldsmith was rescued out
contracted from which he died.
IoSa IsIASp Corporation Counsel Walter Foster Is
drafting bill present Ia the LEGISLATURE Requesting na'
a the Aldermen 10 acl N con,
mn ton with the County Supervisors The bill VIII
i've the Aldermen the power OF casting individual votes,
Waich will give Long Island City virtual control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-20
prrrry0 THE FIRST CABLE IN THE SUBWAY

PUTTING THE FIRST CABLE IN THE SUBWAY
The Metropolitan Telephone Company placed ts nrst cable
the new subway sIthavc. yesterday The cable known
patent consists of 100 wires enoasod In lead
,nbs Only two blocks OF Il were laid from Fifty fth %
Fiftv third bat the worn will DO continued TODAY As
soon the cable laid 10 Twenty thirds and has
been companys poles In tho avenue Will be taken
down The western Union Telegraph Company began TAX.
Thr'-aye. yes ray preparatory 10 re
now ng its poles side OF that thorouKhfarr